Examples of using Is a basic principle in English and their translations into Spanish
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Friendly settlement of disputes is a basic principle of international law
The principle of participation in Yemen is a basic principle of the legislative enactments
This is a basic principle of the design of marine protected areas that will facilitate recognition,
The fact that this is a basic principle implies that it has to be observed in the application of all ICRC individual provisions,
punishment of incidents of racial violence is a basic principle of criminal proceedings that obliges the prosecutor to prosecute all criminal acts disclosed to him.
where the voice of the majority must prevail; that is a basic principle of the historic San Francisco Charter of 1945.
Presumption of innocence until conviction is a basic principle set forth in the Kuwaiti Constitution,
bearing in mind that unity of command and control is a basic principle of peacekeeping, further clarity
MDM is a basic principle that goes beyond simple data integration
especially the Fourth Geneva Convention, relative to the protection of civilians during times of war, which is a basic principle underlying the responsibility to protect.
justice are not endangered is a basic principle of international law,
from the application of the Latin term pacta sunt servanda, which is a basic principle of international law,
the protection of the psycho-physical health of the immigrants hosted in the above Centres(as per all the other Centres for immigrants) is a basic principle, which is ensured, at the constitutional level,
That's a basic principle of our Cosmic Way martial arts.
Diplomatic protection was a basic principle of international law,
Nigeria actively promoted tolerance-- including religious tolerance, which was a basic principle enshrined in its Constitution-- and had launched programmes for interfaith and inter-ethnic dialogue.
the autonomy of regions populated by ethnic minorities was a basic principle under the Constitution.
the obligation not to discriminate was a basic principle, rather than a right.
Mr. Elbadri(Egypt) said that the right of self-determination was a basic principle of international law recognized by numerous international instruments.